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Could you please tell me how much the final amount would be if 1,053,000. was compounded weekly for 1.5 years. Thank you
This has to do with federal court

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Hello Alfred,

Well, it all depends on what the interest rate is.  I can't give you an exact answer unless I know that.  How about we'll go through an example using 6%?  If you have a different rate in mind, you can just substitute your value and get the result.

For an annual rate of 6% = .06, the computation would be:

   A = 1,053,000 * (1 + (.06/52))^(52 * 1.5)

     = 1,152,105.74

As I said, if you want to use a different interest rate, say 4%, you would just replace the .06 in the above equation with .04 and everything else would be the same.

I hope this helps out.

Steve Holleran

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